For a French lower secondary school teacher, the increase in remuneration reached a little over 12% over the period, compared to almost 34% on the average for OECD countries.
Olivier Paccaud, special rapporteur on appropriations for the mission, presented his report examined on Wednesday by the finance committee.
This document illustrates the trend for the coming years and highlights France's delay in teacher remuneration.
In broad terms, the school education budget provides for an increase of 1.2 billion euros in 2027, mainly linked to changes in the payroll.
Concerning the costing of additional job creations, a member of the government indicated to the Finance Committee an estimated cost of 300 million euros.
For secondary education, the initial budget provided for nearly a thousand job cuts, ultimately there will be 1,700 net creations, to allow the number of students per second class to be capped at 28, and to recruit new BTS teachers.